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  • July 2026: Volume 26 - Issue 10

    newHickLogoWe have a new category under Features called The Hicksville Connection. Thanks to returning author Karl Schweitzer for the title! This category includes articles that have historical connections to Hicksville and remain relevant today. In addition, please make use of our Search feature. Ryan Vicino has an interesting article with a Grumman tag. A tag in our newsletter does not work outside of HixNews. However, if you use our Search box, you can find other articles in HixNews about Grumman or whatever else you are looking for. When you are logged into the site, scroll to the bottom of an article and leave us a comment! 

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In Hicksville High Also Known As (AKA): Ron

Spouse/Partner: Bonnie Taub

Were you classmates at HHS? No

Where did you meet? How long ago? At SUNY Stony Brook in 1963

Married How Long? Date Married: 8/1967 to the present

Children/Grandchildren: none

Where do you currently live? Scottsdale, Arizona

Favorite Subject in High School: Math, Science

Name of my Favorite Teacher: Mr. Herb Rosen

Favorite Place to meet Friends Outside of School: Canteen

Favorite Non-Academic School Club or Activity: Tennis

Occupation/Trade/Profession: Retired Spanish Teacher/Chairperson

Education Beyond High School: Master's degree, CAS (Administration)

Military Service: No

Hobbies/Pastimes: Photography, Astronomy, Philately, Cooking

One thing that no one knows about me is: I have a fabulous sense of humor.

Now the hard one. Tell us what we need to know...50 years in the space below:

I was a Spanish teacher in the Kings Park School District for 33 years, & the FL Chair for most of that time. I single handedly saved the FL program from a budget cut by rallying the community. While licensed as a Principal & Superintendent, I had no desire to take on those positions. Mr. Marocco would be stunned that I taught Spanish.

Finally, if you had to do it all over again, I would...Do exactly what I did and not change a thing. I have had an extremely successful career.

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